Course

The initial phase is dedicated to establishing a strong understanding of the fundamental human sciences, essential for all medical studies.

• Foundation Course (1 Month): An introductory module to orient you to the medical profession, study methodologies, and ethical considerations.
• Human Anatomy: Explore the intricate structure of the human body through detailed dissection and theoretical studies.
• Physiology: Understand the functions of the human body's systems and how they maintain homeostasis.
• Biochemistry: Delve into the chemical processes that occur within living organisms, crucial for understanding health and disease.
• Introduction to Community Medicine: Gain an early perspective on public health, preventive medicine, and the social determinants of health.
• Humanities: Develop a broader perspective on societal issues, critical thinking, and empathy, enhancing your holistic development.
• Early Clinical Exposure: Begin your journey of patient interaction and observation in supervised clinical settings.
• Attitude, Ethics & Communication (AETCOM): Core modules integrated to instill professional values and effective communication from day one.

This phase focuses on the subjects that link basic sciences to the understanding of diseases and their management.

• Pathology: Study the causes, mechanisms, and effects of diseases on the human body.
• Microbiology: Learn about microorganisms, their role in infectious diseases, and methods of diagnosis and control.
• Pharmacology: Understand the principles of drug action, their therapeutic uses, and adverse effects.
• Forensic Medicine & Toxicology: Explore the medical aspects of law, legal procedures, and the impact of toxins on the body.
• Clinical Subjects including Community Medicine: Begin integrating your knowledge with clinical scenarios and delve deeper into public health aspects.
• AETCOM Module: Continued emphasis on ethical practice, professional behavior, and communication skills.

This phase deepens your understanding of major clinical specialties, preparing you for direct patient care.

• General Medicine: Comprehensive study of internal diseases and their management.
• General Surgery: Principles of surgical intervention and the management of surgical conditions.
• Obstetrics & Gynecology: Focus on women's health, pregnancy, childbirth, and reproductive health.
• Pediatrics: Dedicated study of healthcare for infants, children, and adolescents.
• Orthopedics: Understanding musculoskeletal disorders, injuries, and their treatment.
• Forensic Medicine & Toxicology: Further exploration of medico-legal aspects and toxicology.
• Community Medicine: Advanced concepts in public health, disease prevention, and health promotion.
• AETCOM Module: Reinforcing ethical considerations and communication in diverse clinical settings.

The final academic year before internship broadens your clinical knowledge across various specialized fields.

• General Medicine: Advanced topics and clinical reasoning in internal medicine.
• General Surgery: Complex surgical procedures and patient management.
• Obstetrics & Gynecology: Advanced cases and clinical decision-making in women's health.
• Pediatrics: Specialized pediatric conditions and child health management.
• Orthopedics: Advanced orthopedic procedures and rehabilitation.
• Otorhinolaryngology (ENT): Study of ear, nose, and throat conditions.
• Ophthalmology: Diseases and disorders of the eye.
• Psychiatry: Mental health disorders, their diagnosis, and treatment.
• Dermatology and Venereology: Conditions affecting the skin and sexually transmitted infections.
• Anesthesiology: Principles of anesthesia, pain management, and critical care.
• Radiodiagnosis: Understanding medical imaging techniques and their interpretation.
• Dentistry: Basic dental health principles and common oral conditions.
• AETCOM Module: Continued development of professional attributes and communication for specialized fields.

The mandatory one-year rotating internship is a crucial phase for gaining practical experience and consolidating theoretical knowledge under supervision. This hands-on training prepares you for independent practice.

• General Medicine (2 Months): Extensive practical exposure to managing diverse medical cases.
• General Surgery (2 Months): Participate in surgical procedures, pre- and post-operative care.
• Obstetrics & Gynecology (2 Months): Assist in deliveries, manage gynecological conditions.
• Pediatrics (1 Month): Gain experience in child health clinics and pediatric wards.
• Community Medicine (2 Months): Engage in public health programs, field visits, and community outreach.
• Orthopedics (1 Month): Learn practical skills in managing orthopedic injuries and conditions.
• Emergency Medicine (1 Month): Experience critical care and emergency procedures.
• Electives (1 Month): Choose specialized areas of interest for focused learning and exploration.